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Re: [apmultiples] another rant from Valerie
- Subject: Re: [apmultiples] another rant from Valerie
- From: Susan Cerasin <inanna14 yahoo com>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 09:50:37 -0800
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My case is the opposite. My girls have very little hair (they look like
little Buddhist nuns :)) so people automatically assume they're boys. I
had one woman almost argue with me about their sex because they're
nearly bald. I didn't want to get into it with her so I just walked
away. But the strangest comment I've gotten is when a shop clerk asked
me whether they were boys or girls, I said girls, and she said "Of
course, I should have known by the long eye lashes." Huh?
Nancy Whittier wrote:
> OK, I'm just sifting through my packed in-box and had to comment on the
> hair issue! Eva has a TON of hair - we've cut her bangs 5 times now -
> it's the hair of a 3-year-old. Isaac is virtually bald. We have had so
> many people assume that she has hair BECAUSE she is a girl - like
> there's a sex-linked gene for long hair in babies....
>
> Nancy
>
>
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